Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is categorized into three levels based on the level of support an individual requires. These levels help to better understand the challenges and needs of each person on the spectrum. Below, we will briefly describe each level to provide a clearer understanding of the varying degrees of autism.
AUTISM – LEVEL 1
Autism Level 1, often referred to as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Level 1, is a distinct classification within the realm of autism diagnoses. This classification is associated with a milder form of autism, where individuals may face notable challenges in social communication but exhibit fewer instances of restricted or repetitive behaviors compared to those with more severe forms of autism.
Our team provides crucial support for individuals with Autism Level 1. We offer a range of services tailored to enhance the lives of these individuals, with a primary focus on Support Working.
Support workers are pivotal in assisting individuals with Autism Level 1. They provide guidance, companionship, and practical assistance in various aspects of daily life. Working closely with the individual and their family, Support Workers help create and implement a personalized support plan. This plan involves identifying the individual’s specific needs, nurturing their strengths, and ensuring their well-being. Support Workers also play a crucial role in taking individuals with Autism Level 1 to suitable therapies, and social activities, and accessing educational, healthcare, community, and social support resources. They work as advocates, championing the rights and cho
s are well-trained and dedicated to understanding the unique challenges and strengths of individuals with Autism Level 1. They are equipped to provide the right support, ensuring that every individual’s needs are met to maximize their well-being and quality of life.
ices of the individuals, and empowering them to lead fulfilling lives.
Our Support Worker
Our commitment extends to providing not only emotional and practical support but also assistance in navigating financial aspects related to government funding. This ensures that individuals can access and utilize the necessary supports services without the burden of financial management.
By helping with various life domains, our team aims to improve the overall well-being of individuals with Autism Level 1 and their family members. We are dedicated to promoting independence, self-empowerment, and a higher quality of life for those we serve.
Contact the RVP Care Services Support Team to get help. Call us at 0493 076 882
AUTISM – LEVEL 2
Autism Level 2, also referred to as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Level 2, represents a moderate form of autism characterized by significant challenges in social communication and the potential presence of repetitive or restricted behaviors.
We provide valuable support to individuals with Autism Level 2. Our services encompass Support Workers who are dedicated to enhancing the lives of these individuals.
Support Workers play an essential role in assisting individuals with Autism Level 2. They offer personalized guidance and support, working closely with the individual, their family, and relevant service providers to create a comprehensive support plan tailored to address specific needs. Their focus is on helping access appropriate services, therapies, and support to ensure necessary resources for personal development and well-being. Additionally, support workers assist in group activities, social engagements, and community access programs to promote social interaction and community involvement.
Understanding the unique challenges and strengths of individuals with Autism Level 2, our team is well-equipped to help access the right support and improve the overall well-being and quality of life for both the individuals and their family members.
AUTISM – LEVEL 3
Autism Level 3, also referred to as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Level 3, signifies a severe form of autism where individuals encounter significant difficulties in social communication and display pronounced repetitive or restrictive behaviors, necessitating substantial support.
Our Support Workers play a pivotal role in assisting individuals with Autism Level 3. They provide comprehensive support and guidance by collaborating closely with the individual, their family, and relevant service providers to create a customized support plan tailored to the individual’s specific needs and goals. This entails helping them access appropriate services, therapies, and interventions to address their unique requirements. Additionally, our Support Workers facilitate access to group events, social activities, and community access programs to encourage social interaction and integration into the community.
Our workers are well-acquainted with the local community resources, group events, social activities, and community access opportunities. We work diligently to connect individuals with suitable programs and services in their local area, to promote their social engagement, skill development, and inclusion within the community. By harnessing the NDIS funding and local resources, we contribute to enhancing an individual’s overall well-being and quality of life.
